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Let's talk about what happened and what it means:

• The UN reports that 280,000 people have become refugees since November 27. The organization is concerned that this number could rise to 1.5 million.

I will remind you of this fact again and again, because just a couple of months ago there was talk in Europe that the return of refugees to Syria could be quite safe. No, it couldn't.

There will be more refugees from Syria, even from regions that have not yet been affected, because no one in Syria is sure that the situation in the Rojava region, for example, will be calm or that Damascus will remain untouched. Since the capture of Aleppo, the cost of smuggling people out of Syria has increased from $14,000 to $22,000.

After the capture of Aleppo, the second largest city in Syria, by the pro-Turkish mercenaries Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, hundreds of thousands of people were trapped in the city and have no prospects for evacuation. A similar situation is happening in the city of Til Rifat and Shahba, where after the capture of this area by pro-Turkish mercenaries from the SNA, only those who managed to escape in the first hours were able to leave.

In the Şêxmeqsûd neighborhood of Aleppo, both civilians and the Şêxmeqsûd defense forces are currently awaiting evacuation. There is no evacuation from Aleppo for other residents either. The Armenian embassy in Damascus reports the evacuation of Syrian Armenians from Damascus, but not from Aleppo. Russian forces have called on their citizens to leave Syria through operating airports, but again: there is no evacuation from Aleppo.

• Assad's crumbling army is withdrawing its troops even from places where there is no fighting: for example, from Qamishlo and Hasaka. These two cities are under the control of the SDF, but Assad's army was present in some areas of the cities. In Qamishlo, Assad's army held the airport in Qamishlo, after the withdrawal of Assad's troops, this airport came under the control of the SDF. (This time, unlike the airport in Aleppo, the airport in Qamishlo is really under the control of the SDF). Again, I hope that with the capture of this airport, the residents of the region of northeastern Syria and Rojava will also have the opportunity to use it.

• The rapid retreat of Assad's army from all military bases and positions also led to the fact that ISIS captured a fairly large territory in the Syrian desert just south of Deir ez-Zor. This is a very important victory for ISIS, because this way they will finally be able to organize and carry out attacks more easily.

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Let's talk about what happened and what it means:

• The UN reports that 280,000 people have become refugees since November 27. The organization is concerned that this number could rise to 1.5 million.

I will remind you of this fact again and again, because just a couple of months ago there was talk in Europe that the return of refugees to Syria could be quite safe. No, it couldn't.

There will be more refugees from Syria, even from regions that have not yet been affected, because no one in Syria is sure that the situation in the Rojava region, for example, will be calm or that Damascus will remain untouched. Since the capture of Aleppo, the cost of smuggling people out of Syria has increased from $14,000 to $22,000.

After the capture of Aleppo, the second largest city in Syria, by the pro-Turkish mercenaries Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, hundreds of thousands of people were trapped in the city and have no prospects for evacuation. A similar situation is happening in the city of Til Rifat and Shahba, where after the capture of this area by pro-Turkish mercenaries from the SNA, only those who managed to escape in the first hours were able to leave.

In the Şêxmeqsûd neighborhood of Aleppo, both civilians and the Şêxmeqsûd defense forces are currently awaiting evacuation. There is no evacuation from Aleppo for other residents either. The Armenian embassy in Damascus reports the evacuation of Syrian Armenians from Damascus, but not from Aleppo. Russian forces have called on their citizens to leave Syria through operating airports, but again: there is no evacuation from Aleppo.

• Assad's crumbling army is withdrawing its troops even from places where there is no fighting: for example, from Qamishlo and Hasaka. These two cities are under the control of the SDF, but Assad's army was present in some areas of the cities. In Qamishlo, Assad's army held the airport in Qamishlo, after the withdrawal of Assad's troops, this airport came under the control of the SDF. (This time, unlike the airport in Aleppo, the airport in Qamishlo is really under the control of the SDF). Again, I hope that with the capture of this airport, the residents of the region of northeastern Syria and Rojava will also have the opportunity to use it.

• The rapid retreat of Assad's army from all military bases and positions also led to the fact that ISIS captured a fairly large territory in the Syrian desert just south of Deir ez-Zor. This is a very important victory for ISIS, because this way they will finally be able to organize and carry out attacks more easily.

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